Articles by Cara Giaimo

Inside the complex legacy of the print shop at Colorado's Camp Amache.

Ernst's humans were very happy to see him.

The kid is throwing a sick set of devil horns.

"I can't imagine anyone getting [this logo] tattooed on their body," one designer fumed.

At his peak, newspapers loved to tease the inventor. They also feared him.

Stuck in an 8-hour gridlock, the Tacos El Tajin truck made the best of a bad situation.

Gerard Mercator's 16th-century attempt at mapping the Arctic includes such guesses as a giant whirlpool and polar pygmies.

It was a little bit the worse for wear.

Examining the enthusiasm for interspecies knitwear.

Yesterday's bureaucracy is today's curiosity.

Things got out of hand at Helshoogte Residence's annual "chicken day" celebration.

Mayor Leandro Martín's office is being flooded with calls after a council member spotted a possible ghost in the town hall.

"Questions about 'are we alone?' are being answered as we speak," said one researcher this afternoon.

This is what happens when you tell an AI bot that everything is cats.

This marks the first successful use of the "doomsday" seed vault.

It's the color of mint toothpaste, and will bloom through mid-March.

The celestial snowball's most stunning feature might be cold, but it sure isn't dead.

Residents are unhappy.

It has since been inundated by excited gourmands.

For decades, doctors have been trying to use a few sonatas to diagnose the composer with cardiac arrhythmia.

The crack is about eight feet long.

Eels can use it to travel upstream.

Love beyond the grave.

There's a lot of competition.